GET THESE GIRLS A BURGER - STAT!
Could Lindsay Lohan and Nicole Ritchie get any skinnier? This is an obnoxious hollywood trend and it is NOT HOT!
(Thanks Trent and Gallery of The Absurd)
posted by Sar at 11:02 AM
Thursday, May 26, 2005
Could Lindsay Lohan and Nicole Ritchie get any skinnier? This is an obnoxious hollywood trend and it is NOT HOT!
(Thanks Trent and Gallery of The Absurd)
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4 Comments:
I couldn't agree more! And the funny thing is that you ask most guys what they find attractive, and they like boobs and hips and curves. Not fat, mind you, but some knowledge that they are with a WOMAN and not a skeleton! So why are women doing this to themselves???
Yeah, ask me! I'll take a woman with a belly over a skeleton any time. I'm willing to pass a lie-detector test on this.
chicks who aspire to be skeletor are disgusting.
i never thought nicole ritchie was good looking at all (same with paris) but lindsay was a pretty girl...now she is downright UGLY.
to me the 40's and 50's pin up girls were very attractive. my fav is Marilyn Monroe (yes i used caps). she wore a size 12 dress. true beauty.
(dress size source: snopes.com)
Marilyn Monroe based on the available sources:
Height: 5 feet, 5½ inches
Weight: 118-140 pounds
Bust: 35-37 inches
Waist: 22-23 inches
Hips: 35-36 inches
Bra size: 36D
A woman of Marilyn's height, at the extreme of Marilyn's weight range (140 lbs), would probably wear a size 12 dress today (which is the same dress size listed for Marilyn in the book The Unabridged Marilyn).
TJG - I totally agree; you'd have to wonder why exactly it is that a man would be attracted to a woman minus the boobs, hips & curves.
Doug - I'll take you at your word.
Strider - Can you imagine people saying, ew she's a sow about MM back in the day? Hardly.
Nedhead - You're forgiven.
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